Located off the coast of southeast China, Taiwan is a nation filled with natural wonders, nightlife, and an intriguing culture. What’s more, it has plenty of signs and services in English, making it tourist-friendly. Here are some of the most unforgettable hotspots that you should visit on your next trip to Taiwan.
Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall
A national monument to former President Chiang Kai-Shek, this site is unmissable due to its royal blue tiled roof and bright white marble walls. There are 89 steps—the exact age that the president passed away—leading up to the 15,000 square meter hall, with a gigantic statue of Chiang Kai-Shek there to greet you.
Bangka Lungshan Temple
Located in the Wanhua district of Taipei, the Bangka Lungshan Temple is a holy site where locals pay respect to Guanshiyin Budda among other deities. To hear locals chanting together in unison makes for a haunting experience.
Dadaocheng Area
Filled with souvenir stores and local delicacies and products, this port city is the perfect place to shop until you drop. In addition to buying gifts for yourself and your family, you’ll get to experience a peak into the daily life of Taiwanese citizens.
